Treasure of the Sierra Madre

A rather busy and overstuffed coming-of-age drama with a distinctively Australian touch to it

More proof, if proof were needed, that feminist empowerment fantasies can be dangerous to women.

An immensely moving account of goodness, holiness and Christian martyrdom — remember that? — amid a political landscape much like our own

A bittersweet but well-executed comedy to which there is much more than may at first appear.

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A celebration of the rich, multicultural tapestry that is Britain today whose sunny, funny approach to questions of cultural difference is perhaps just a tad overoptimistic.